These 7 Vintage Brooches Look Like Junk — One Sold for $8,400

#VintageJewelry #VintageBrooch #CostumeJewelry Discover 7 vintage brooch brands that could be worth far more than they look. What appears to be old costume jewelry, plastic, or a forgotten pin could potentially be worth hundreds—or even thousands of dollars. In this video, we count down 7 overlooked vintage brooch makers, including Lea Stein, DeLizza & Elster, Selro & Selini, Reja, Stanley Hagler, Nettie Rosenstein, and Iradj Moini. You'll learn the marks, construction details, materials, and identifying clues that collectors look for before deciding what a piece is worth. From unsigned rhinestone jewelry to wartime sterling pieces and dramatic figural brooches, these are the kinds of treasures that can hide inside an old family jewelry box or shoebox. Before you donate or sell old jewelry, check the back first. The maker's mark could change everything. Watch until the end to discover the #1 brooch maker connected to an $8,400 sale. 00:00 The Old Shoebox Treasure 01:05 Why Vintage Brooches Were Abandoned 02:00 The Collector Market Is Back 02:15 #7 Lea Stein of Paris 04:00 How to Identify Authentic Lea Stein 04:45 #6 DeLizza & Elster 06:25 How to Spot DeLizza & Elster Jewelry 07:15 #5 Selro & Selini 08:35 #4 Reja 10:05 #3 Stanley Hagler 11:30 #2 Nettie Rosenstein 13:00 #1 Iradj Moini 15:15 The $8,400 Brooch 16:10 Why Condition Matters 17:05 The 7 Names You Need to Remember 18:15 Check Your Jewelry Box Before Selling 19:20 Final Advice 19:44 End #JewelryCollectors #AntiqueJewelry #VintageJewelryFinds #JewelryValue #HiddenTreasures #JewelryAppraisal #BroochCollectors #VintageBrooches #JewelryBrands #EstateJewelry #JewelryWorthMoney #GoldSmithVerdict